Glossary entry

Dutch term or phrase:

productieafwerking

English translation:

final manufacturing stage

Added to glossary by MoiraB
Aug 21, 2013 10:06
10 yrs ago
Dutch term

productieafwerking

Dutch to English Science Chemistry; Chem Sci/Eng
Text is describing the synthesis of chloorsulfonzuur (variously translated as chlorosulph(f)onic / chlorosulph(f)uric acid.

Het verdund H2SO4 76% uit het ontgassingsysteem wordt, na het uitblazen van de laatste sporen HCl (< 10 ppm), als grondstof gebruikt in de Accu -afdeling. In Contact A verbruikt men dit zuur als "verdunning" bij de H2SO4-fabricatie bij de absorptie en productieafwerkingsfase.

Not explained what Contact A is, but presumably part of the plant.

Can't find any genuine support for production finishing stage/phase. Final production perhaps?
Proposed translations (English)
3 +1 final manufacturing stage
4 +2 final production phase

Discussion

MoiraB (asker) Aug 21, 2013:
sometimes a short break can help you see the blindingly obvious ;-)
freekfluweel Aug 21, 2013:
final manufacturing stage http://www.mata.nl/producten/individuell/produktwender/
http://www.murtfeldt.com/products/individuell/produktwender/

"During finishing, the final manufacturing stage,"

http://www.interscala.gr/en/more1.asp

Wat wordt er gemaakt,... accu's ???

Proposed translations

+1
1 hr
Selected

final manufacturing stage

zie discussie
Peer comment(s):

agree Michael Beijer : yup
56 mins
Dankjewel!
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "ff's discussion comment just pipped Alexander's posted answer and I actually prefer this. Thanks, all."
+2
14 mins

final production phase

After reading the "unhandy" Dutch formulation, I do think tis is the best way of saying it.

"... during absorption and the final production phase."
Peer comment(s):

agree Michael Beijer : 'Final manufacturing stage' and 'final manufacturing stage' both seem fine here. / or: productieafwerkingsfase = finishing stage of the manufacturing process
33 mins
agree David Walker (X)
1 hr
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